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Cop SPIT in Bumpy Johnson's Face — 72 Hours Later His Entire Precinct Was REASSIGNED

On June 15th, 1962, Officer Patrick McKenna made the biggest mistake of his life—he spit in Bumpy Johnson's face in front of 40 cops. What happened next became legendary. In this video, we break down how Harlem's most powerful figure systematically dismantled the most corrupt police precinct in New York City history—without firing a single shot. Using 18 months of intelligence gathering, strategic timing, and connections from street corners to City Hall, Bumpy orchestrated a takedown that sent shockwaves through law enforcement nationwide. 🔥 What You'll Learn: The real story behind Bumpy Johnson's calculated revenge How corruption plagued the 32nd Precinct in 1962 Harlem The brilliant 72-hour operation that destroyed careers and changed policing forever Why respect beats fear every time ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 - The Incident at Small's Paradise 3:00 - Harlem in 1962: Setting the Stage 7:00 - McKenna's Fatal Mistake 12:00 - Bumpy's Intelligence Network 18:00 - The 72-Hour Takedown 25:00 - The Aftermath & Legacy